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• Henry Wallace (1830)
  ...ting_place = [[Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery]], Concord, Pennsylvania<ref>http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=34395</ref> State Served: Pennsylvania
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• Hugh Wallace
  ...ting_place = [[Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery]], Concord, Pennsylvania<ref>http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=34399</ref>
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• Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery
  | name = Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery | other_names = Concord Union Cemetery,<br />United Cemetery
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• Nancy Linn (1801)
  ...ting_place = [[Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery]], Concord, Pennsylvania<ref>http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=34400</ref>
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• John Linn (1778)
  ...ting_place = [[Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery]], Concord, Pennsylvania<ref>http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=16199275</ref> ...in Newry, Down, Ireland and died 6 DEC 1845 in Concord, Fannett, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA.
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• Alexander E. Linn
  ...ting_place = [[Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery]], Concord, Pennsylvania<ref>http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=34407</ref> ...at the Original settle ('Immanuel', in Horse Valley, 4 1/2 miles north of Concord on the Perry and Franklin Co. lines - formerly Cumberland Co. - Horse Valle
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• Ann Widney
  ...ting_place = [[Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery]], Concord, Pennsylvania<ref>http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=34402</ref>
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• 1872 Indenture from Hugh W Linn to George W Linn
  ...se and Lot commencing at a post on Main Street in Concord, Franklin County Pennsylvania [???] along said street North seventy four degrees east six perches and se
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• 1810 Indenture from Alex Wilson to Hugh Linn
  ...guson and on the East, [???], from the Creek to the Back road leading from Concord to Fannetsburg. Together with all the woods, underwoods, water and water[?? ...e.pa.us/bah/dam/rg/di/r17-88warrantregisters/FranklinPages/Franklin10.pdf Pennsylvania Warrant Registers, 1733-1957. series #17.88]</ref>. The survey is shown [ht
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• James Linn
  ...cord, Pennsylvania]], USA<ref>presumption based on father's immigration to Concord in 1788</ref> | death_place = [[Concord, Pennsylvania]], USA<ref>presumption based on census recording eight years before his dea
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• James Widney (1753)
  ...[[Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery]], Concord, Franklin County, Pennsylvania<ref>[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=70151985 Find a ...Widney]] (who immigrated with [[Hugh Linn (1753)|Hugh Linn]]), to Concord, Pennsylvania. In honor of Col. John Widney, each of the children of James and Mary Widn
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• James Widney (1728)
  ...Widney]] (who immigrated with [[Hugh Linn (1753)|Hugh Linn]]), to Concord, Pennsylvania. In honor of Col. John Widney, each of the children of James and Mary Widn
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• Sarah Widney
  ....org/view.php?id=34393</ref>, Concord (Franklin County), PA (also known as Concord Union Cemetery<ref>http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/a/y/Loretta | residence = {{lived_at|[[Concord, PA]]|1784|1810}}<ref>[[The Clan Linn]], [http://books.google.com/books?id=
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• James Widney Linn
  | residence = Concord, Pennsylvania ...the junior preacher was changed every year) his first inquiry on reaching Concord was for the house of James Linn.</p>
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• Hugh Linn (1753)
  | death_place = [[Concord, Pennsylvania]], USA<ref>presumption based on residence in [[The Clan Linn]], [[http://bo ...vestones.org/view.php?id=34392</ref>, Concord, Pennsylvania (also known as Concord Union Cemetery?<ref>http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/a/y/Lorett
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• Main Page
  ...wn, Northern Ireland]] to [[Hugh Linn (1753)#Locating_Hugh's Farm|Concord, Pennsylvania]]. ...n Erwin]], who immigrated in 1784 from Ulster, Ireland to Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
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• 1810 Indenture from Henry Brockmeir to Hugh Linn
  ...] between Henry Brockmeir of Fannet Township, Franklin County and State of Pennsylvania and Rosanah his Wife of the one part and Hugh Linn [Jr?] of the state and C ...a warrant out of the [State?] office of the late [Province?] (now State of Pennsylvania [bearing?] date Philadelphia on [???] of December one thousand seven hundre
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• Linn Family
  ...rthern Ireland]] to [[Hugh_Linn_%281753%29#Locating_Hugh.27s_Farm|Concord, Pennsylvania]].
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• Hugh Linn II
  ...ear the site of the village of Concord, Franklin (then Cumberland) County, Pennsylvania, in what was then a wilderness.</p> ...husiasm, were known as the "Caleb and Joshua" of the hosts of Methodism in Concord. That was a time when the church was often crowded to overflowing by people
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• Hugh Linn (1808)
  | birth_place = Concord, Pennsylvania<ref>http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/13916457/person/18813027</ref> | death place = Robinsonville, Pennsylvania<ref>http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/13916457/person/18813027</ref>
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